Quotes About Envy
Jealousy. It burns so hot, so bright. It devours you until you're just a smoking ruin with nothing left inside. Nothing but ashes.
~ Jennifer Donnelly
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Their insularity made him envious—not just of the men but all three of them. They were working together, two men and a girl, with evident ease. Even after the diving suit was on and she no longer looked like a girl, he was resentful of their shared knowledge, their nomenclature and expertise.
~ Jennifer Egan
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When had I stopped disparaging my parents' way of life and had instead begun to covet it?
~ Jennifer Gilmore
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The human heart: its expansions and contractions its electrics and hydraulics the warm tides that move and fill it. For years Art had studied it from a safe distance from many perspectives...he listened in fascination and revulsion, in envy and pity. He dispensed canned wisdom, a little scripture. He sent them on their way with a prayer.
~ Jennifer Haigh
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Any man who has known a love bringing him such happiness--if even for a short time--that its loss steals his very will to live, is a man to be envied. Justin
~ Jennifer Horsman
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Oh God. I'm jealous of farts.
~ Jennifer Lynn Barnes
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A lot of campaigning for food purity is a translated worry about abundance. You still eat your fill, but you agonize over the food's contents. We are a pack of animals that allows some to have excess food while others starve. Those who have so much get finicky about what is good to eat; they become obsessed by it, re-creating scarcity for themselves so as to not feel guilty, confused, or dangerously envied.
~ Jennifer Michael Hecht
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jealousy is a mean, unpleasant feeling that only eats you from the inside
~ Jennifer Niven
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Jealousy is a mean, unpleasant feeling that only eats you from inside
~ Jennifer Niven
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Wasn't it true that the moment two women were together in the presence of their lovers their first idea was to do one another out of them? It was a law of nature!
~ Émile Zola
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For a moment he was filled with envy, revolt, and bitter jealousy. He asked himself why he was poor whilst others were rich.
~ Émile Zola
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Perhaps your envy counselled her Heathcliff to rob me of my treasures? But I've most of them written on my brain and printed in my heart, and you cannot deprive me of those.
~ Emily Bronte
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She may be beautiful, but she's certainly no angel.
~ Emily Bronte
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The notion of envying Catherine was incomprehensible to him, but the notion of grieving her, he understood clearly enough.
~ Emily Bronte
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Je voyais qu'il étaient remplis d'une admiration stupide : elle est si démesurément supérieure à eux ... à n'importe qui sur terre, n'est-ce pas ?
~ Emily Bronte
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The lovely flowers embarrass me. They make me regret I am not a bee...
~ Emily Dickinson
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Genius inspires resentment. A sad fact of life.
~ Eoin Colfer
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For where you find unrest, grief, fear, frustrated desire, failed aversion, jealousy and envy, happiness has no room for admittance. And where values are false, these passions inevitably follow.
~ Epictetus
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Though my friends envied me because I always seemed so cheerful and confident, I was secretly terrified of practically everything.
~ Erica Jong
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The worst thing about jealousy is how low it makes you reach.
~ Erica Jong
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Rendall's first law of jealousy: jealousy does the cock harder and pussy wetter.
~ Erica Jong
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She is the witch. You wish you were she. Except when the time comes for burning.
~ Erica Jong
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Invidiosul nu-l ponegreÈ™te decât pe cel care e mai bun decât el.
~ Eric-Emmanuel Schmitt
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There is perhaps no phenomenon which contains so much destructive feelings as "moral indignation," which permits envy or hate to be acted out under the guise of virtue. The "indignant" person has for once the satisfaction of despising and treating a creature as "inferior," coupled with the feeling of his own superiority and rightness.
~ Erich Fromm
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